Saved gesture mappings
Up to 200 mappings per profile, shared across touch, pen and mouse. Reuse a gesture for different commands in different apps.
YOUR WINDOWS SHORTCUTS, REIMAGINED
TOUCH · PEN · MOUSEYour shortcuts,
one gesture away.
Touch, pen or mouse. Make Windows work your way.
Planned launch price: $3.99 · one-time purchase
01 / THE STUDIOTOUCH · PEN · MOUSE · COMMANDS
Every button.
A new shortcut.Hold, click or drag.
A new shortcut.Hold, click or drag.
Gesture Studio Your gestures ＋
TOUCH, PEN & MOUSEVolume · slide2 fingers · continuous
Brightness · pinchPinch / expand
Open command overlay4 fingers · swipe right
Quick undoHold right · left click × 3
Find in appBoth buttons · drag up
Per-app mappings enabled
Mouse gesturesEnabled
Mapping details
NameQuick undo
ApplicationAll apps ⌄
Gesture
Hold right · click left × 3 · release both
Input
Mouse
Gesture
Hold + clickBoth + drag
Held button
RightLeftMiddle
Click button
LeftRightMiddle
Click count
1×2×3×4×5×
Hold right · click left × 3
Action
Keyboard shortcutCtrl + Z
Mapping details
NameBrightness · pinch / expand
ApplicationAll apps ⌄
Gesture
Two fingers · pinch inward · lift to finish
Input
TouchscreenPen
Gesture
SwipeTapHold + tapPinchExpand
Fingers
2 fingers
Pinch to lower brightness
Action
BrightnessContinuous
Overlay layout
Choose a layout
CompactLarge panelSlim rail
✓ Text-selection pad · large layout only
Overlay button order
Drag the grips to rearrange your commands.
Copy
Paste
Undo
Save
Find
Brightness
Application
NotepadPer-app
Save mappingNative Windows styling
Less reaching.
More doing.
Build touch, pen and mouse mappings with clear button selectors and animated previews. Open a left-docked command overlay, arrange its buttons and keep the right shortcuts ready for each app.
02 / THE MOVEMENTCHOOSE A GESTURE BELOW
Give an action
some motion.
One hand. A whole new set of shortcuts.
TWO-FINGER SWIPE UP
Move two fingers upward, then lift.
EXAMPLE ACTIONAdjust volume
Continuous controlAn animated illustration. This website does not recognize gestures or change device settings.
03 / YOUR RULESPERSONAL BY DESIGN
01Same gesture.
Same gesture.
Different context.
Undo in a drawing app. Reopen a tab in your browser. Set mappings for each app and exclude the apps you want left alone.
02A shortcut
A shortcut
for your pen.
Press Ctrl+Alt+P to arm the pen canvas over your target app. Draw your stroke and lift to run its mapped action.
Direct pen side-button triggering is not included in this preview.03Say what
Say what
you want to do.
“Hold one finger and double tap with another to undo in Notepad.” The local language mapper turns supported sentences into disabled drafts for review.
No AI model is connected. Windows voice typing requires internet and a microphone.04Your mouse.
Your mouse.
More possibilities.
Hold one mouse button and click another up to five times. Or hold left and right together and drag in one of four directions. Set the command for each app and release both buttons to run it.
Optional and off by default. Existing clicks and single-button drags are preserved; captured chord clicks are consumed.05One swipe.
One swipe.
Your command panel.
Open a left-docked overlay, then tap an icon to run a command in the app you were using. Choose a compact grid, a large panel or a slim rail. Drag buttons into your preferred order.
The large panel includes an optional text-selection pad.04 / ROOM FOR YOUR WORKFLOWCAPACITY, NOT COMPLEXITY
How much can
you put within reach?
Standard mouse triggers
30 hold-and-click combinations: three held buttons, two other click buttons and five click counts. Plus four left-and-right-button drag directions.
A useful place to start
Start with everyday actions such as Copy, Paste, Undo and Save. Add 5–10 shortcuts for each app you use most, within the 200-mapping limit.
The action library also includes 195 Windows Settings page shortcuts, supported device controls, app launches, websites and custom keyboard shortcuts. Settings pages are shortcuts, not 195 system toggles; availability depends on your Windows version and hardware. A few dozen well-chosen mappings can cover an everyday workflow without memorizing every possible gesture.
SIMPLE, ONE-TIME PRICING
Your shortcuts.
Yours to keep.
Touch, pen and mouse mapping, per-app rules, supported Windows controls and the command overlay.
PLANNED LAUNCH PRICE$3.99
One-time purchase. No subscription.
See preview availability ↗Currently in release testing. Public purchase and download links will be added when available.THE PREVIEW
Try a different
kind of workflow.
Gesture Studio 0.1.14 is a Windows desktop preview in release testing.
Built to explore. Ready for real-world testing.
PlatformWindows desktop · ARM64 & x64
PackageSelf-contained, self-signed installers
AvailabilityLocal preview packages prepared.
Public downloads are not available here yet.
Public downloads are not available here yet.
What’s included ＋
Touchscreen swipes, custom strokes, repeated taps, hold-and-tap, tap-then-swipe, pinch/expand, armed pen strokes, mouse-button chords and drags, per-app mappings, exclusions, the command overlay, radial action menus, animated previews and supported Windows controls.
Before testing ＋
Background touch gestures can also reach the active app and cause scrolling or zooming. Physical gesture reliability and some system toggles still need device testing. Preview installers require trusting the supplied public certificate.